Sentence examples for supposing he could from inspiring English sources
They would make it harder for Ed Miliband to reform welfare — even supposing he could make his mind up to do so.
"Berbizier took a risk," wrote the Observer's Eddie Butler in the aftermath a week later, "but if he was guilty of naively supposing he could change Moscato's habits of a lifetime, he wasn't helped by the journalistic interventions of England's Brian Moore.
"I suppose he could, yes.
And I suppose he could be right.
"I suppose he could use one now".
I suppose he could put up a marquee when the flower show comes around.
He supposed he could ask, though he knew in advance Brad would have no idea what he meant by context.
He's already getting under their skin with Taiwan and I suppose he could try a Moscow trip too".
As for multimillion dollar losses, Mr. Wang said he supposed he could use them as a tax write-off.
MY crosstown self, as I suppose he could be called, was — in the endlessly exotic manner of Manhattan — a right-wing nudist socialite.
Suppose the Chevy didn't start when they wanted to go? Suppose he couldn't back it out on this overgrown road, the bushes a solid mass behind them and he without the machete he used on the surveying crew?
